Multiple Choice
What is the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic motivation?
A) Intrinsic motivation causes more suffering with a failure than extrinsic motivation.
B) Intrinsic motivation is less motivating and doesn't engage behaviour as much as extrinsic motivation.
C) Intrinsic motivation is when the behaviour itself is engaging, whereas extrinsic motivation is when the behaviour is performed for an external reward.
D) Intrinsic motivation is more often associated with competition, whereas extrinsic motivation is more often associated with cooperation.
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